Sentence examples for modelled on a computer from inspiring English sources

"Will you show me how Gödel's Proof means a brain can't be modelled on a computer?" asks Hilary, apropos of nothing, at one point.

The following year he joined the British Iron and Steel Research Association, where he developed a simulation program that enabled industrial processes to be modelled on a computer.

What is uniquely strange about Dora, though – and the reason it should be an object of curiosity even to those who don't wince like Inspector Dreyfus in the Pink Panther movies every time they hear the words "I'm the map!" – is that it is expressly modelled on a computer game.

These days, parts are first modelled on a computer, then produced by a rapid prototyping process.

An outstanding contribution is made by the jewelers, especially L. Eugene Nelson of Albuquerque, whose intricate, finely engineered brooch uses traditional Indian silver and stones but is modeled on a computer chip.

An outstanding contribution is made by the jewelers, like L. Eugene Nelson of Albuquerque, whose intricate, finely engineered brooch uses traditional Indian silver and stones but is modeled on a computer chip.

As the Harvard cognitive scientist Steven Pinker wrote to me, "The consensus as far as I have experienced it among A.I. researchers is that natural-language processing is extraordinarily difficult, as it could involve the entirety of a person's knowledge, which of course is extraordinarily difficult to model on a computer".

We don't have these things because molecules are ridiculously hard to model on a classical computer.

A three degree of freedom non-linear mechanical system was modeled on an analog computer and system responses due to band limited random excitation were examined by using a two channel FFT analyzer.

Most scientists would consider this a technical necessity in implementing a model on a computer, and therefore an implementation detail of computational software.

Essentially, anything you can design or model digitally on a computer can be "printed" in successive layers of material to form a whole object.